The editor:
Something is troubling me. It could be that we are headed towards a (sshhhh) recession. Or it could be the unnecessary war in Iraq. Then again, it could be that gasoline is $200.00 a gallon, or the fact that industry is polluting our air, our water, and our food.
So, who are you going to vote for? Two months ago, I’d have said, “I don’t know.” Now, I care so much more about politics than I ever thought I would. When President Clinton came to Morehead, I not only got to see him and hear his speech, I got to meet him briefly. During the speech, he spoke of Hillary’s plan to change student loans, so that they will be easier to pay off over an extended amount of time, making it possible for people like me to get a higher education. She has a plan to make us energy independent, so that we will not have to rely so completely on foreign oil companies. If we don’t have to fight for the oil, we can BRING OUR TROOPS HOME! She wants to conserve our natural resources, not destroy them.
We need a change, if we are to continue to be the most powerful and wonderful country in the world. We need someone who values every person, not just one gender, one race, or one tax bracket. We need a President that has political savvy, a love of country, and a conscience. We need Hillary Clinton.
Hillary will fight for middle class strength, energy independence, universal healthcare and civil rights. She fights for veterans, women, the sick, and the poor.
How can we elect anyone else?
Dana Michelle Stegall
Salt Lick
Letters to the Editor
Choice for president is clear
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Gateway House says thanks
The Gateway House Homeless Shelter would like to extend a sincere thank you to every one who helped make our 3rd annual “Sleep Out for the Homeless” event a success! Over seventy people attended the overnight event on April 27 aimed at promoting awareness about homelessness in our community and around the nation.
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Appreciation for support of Dr. Ellis
We are amazed at the outpouring of love shown to Dr. Laura Ellis during the year after her diagnosis of cancer.
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KMA takes issue with editorial on ‘pill mill’ lobbying
A recent editorial in this paper took issue with the Kentucky Medical Association (KMA) for its stand on recent legislation regarding prescription drug abuse. Unfortunately, the talking points adopted in Frankfort were echoed in the editorial in an attempt to attack KMA without really addressing the facts of the legislation.
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The U.S Postal Service, another perspective
Having been an employee of the Postal Service for 40 years and serving in the Washington, D.C area for a decade there is another side of the USPS story. Every article in our Constitution states a right to all citizens. Article I Section 8 speaks to the governments’ role in society by providing a public service for the good of all the people by establishing the Post Office Department, which was never designed to make a profit.
- In praise of volunteers during tornado relief We would like to thank everyone on behalf of the Community Soup Kitchen for the tremendous outpouring of support during our relief efforts to feed those in need during the tornado at West Liberty, Menifee County, and other areas of eastern Kentucky.
- Consider needs of voters To vote or not to vote, that is the question. Our rights are slowly, maybe quickly, taken from us. Our leaders, elected officials and special groups are again telling us what to do. These people are elected to their high-paying, high-profile and controllable offices to represent us the people.
- People’s Clinic says thanks The Board of Directors, patients, volunteers and staff of the People’s Clinic express our gratitude to American Legion Post 126, its members and volunteers, for the Pancake Breakfast that raised over $3,000.
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Please report suspected child abuse
Kentucky has already seen the destructive power of nature as storms and tornadoes have hit several communities across the Commonwealth this spring. There have been lives lost, whole communities devastated and families uprooted from their homes. There’s another storm raging across Kentucky that can prove just as fatal and just as damaging. Child abuse and neglect hits thousands of homes in Kentucky every year.
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Carter story should not have been printed
I am writing in response to the story about Lance Carter, which appeared on the front page of the Tuesday, March 27, 2012 issue of The Morehead News.
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In praise of St. Claire
Recently I was a patient at St. Claire Regional Medical Center and received hospital care on the 3rd floor, 5th floor, and in ICU. I want to take this opportunity to praise the staff in every department. They were so attentive to my every need.
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